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The number and versions of these libraries is just immense. A lot of what the early versions of these libraries used to do is now handled by upgraded versions
by tnuc 13y ago
The number and versions of these libraries is just immense.
A lot of what the early versions of these libraries used to do is now handled by upgraded versions of javascript.
Adding JQuery etc. to the browser is a short term fix, that would become a problem further down the track.
- andrenotgiant 13y agoI agree about the short term fix thing. What I meant was, "_Would_ it actually save any time to do this." not "They should do it." I am curious if there would be any speed gains, not just in data transfer but in javascript initialization and execution. Also, it would be an interesting "aspirational algorithm" if they only did this for the best/latest versions of these libraries, encouraging developers to stay up-to-date.